Ali ran away from home to forge her own path, but the alluring genies thrust into her life have other plans . . . After having her whole life dictated by her parents, Ali is determined to gain her independence. She’ll do whatever it takes to accomplish her dreams and forge her own path—which does not include relying on the alluring genie suddenly thrust into her life. But when one handsome genie multiplies into three, she fears her plans for independence may be thrown into disarray. After spending thousands of years enslaved to humanity, working with a human is the last thing on any genie’s mind, but Tavor senses something different about Ali. Aside from her refusal to make wishes, she’s somehow unwittingly stealing genies from their masters—which is supposed to be impossible. Could there possibly be something special about her? As Tavor pulls Ali deeper into his world, she can’t help but feel compassion for the genies and their fight for freedom. But this new world entangles her in the lives of the genies’ former masters, who are more than eager to kill to reclaim their genies. Can Ali continue to help the genies when doing so not only risks her own dreams, but also her life?

Ali ran away from home with plans to forge her independence and escape her parent’s control—plans that became slightly derailed after she gained three handsome genie roommates. Still, she’s determined to get back on track. Too bad Tavor has different ideas. Now that he’s realized Ali must be a genie whisperer, Tavor is determined for her to free the rest of the McMichael genies—at least, as free as they can be while still tied to a master. A broken plant genie lost inside his own mind, a contrary light genie who doesn’t like anyone, and a powerful water genie deluded into accepting his slavery. But they’ll leave the dark shadow genie where he is. As for Ali, she’s not interested in risking exposing their little group when she can’t offer the genies true freedom. However, when Tavor’s scheming leads to her directly confronting the McMichael’s cruel treatment of their genies, she will be forced to choose. Will she stay in her safe little world, working toward a degree to give herself independence from her parents? Or risk her own freedom to save strangers? And what will be the consequences of taking on the powerful McMichael family?

It’s the holiday season, which means traditional celebrations with family. At least, that’s what it used to mean for Ali, but her family no longer remembers she exists, and nothing is traditional when you have seven alluring genies for roommates. Follow Ali and her allies on three new adventures as they navigate a life of freedom and testing limits. An innocent suggestion by the water genie that Tavor take over the cooking turns Thanksgiving into a baking competition between Ali and Tavor with high stakes. The winner will be in charge of all meals, which means if Ali loses, she must give up her one hobby outside of studying. Can her passion for cooking beat Tavor’s magically made meals? Following Thanksgiving—and the crowning of a baking champion—Ali can’t imagine celebrating Christmas without her parents, but Rajan and Illan are determined to get her into the holiday spirit. Things go awry when their efforts threaten to turn the most magical time of the year into a magical disaster. However, before they can even think of celebrating, they must deal with an insidious danger lurking in the shadows. The McMichael genie wizards have been offered one last chance to redeem themselves. This time, they’ll attack Ali with the surest way to end any master—with her own genies. Will Ali survive being thrown at the mercy of the genies? Especially when not all of them are keen on remaining with her . . .

Ali’s new definition of normal may include navigating outrageous apartment decor, placating genies demanding her attention while she pretends not to notice how alluring they can be, and ignoring the terrifying shadow genie who avoids her as much as she avoids him. But none of that will stop her dream of obtaining her engineering degree. Come genies, wizards, or crazed ex-masters, she’s determined to remain on her chosen path. Too bad Tavor can’t take a hint. He’s reached a dead end in his search for gaining freedom for genie kind, leaving him only one place left to turn: The Society’s Archives. The ancient, deadly building is full of magic even Tavor can’t tame—and is their only hope of learning the information they seek. Despite Tavor’s promise to allow Ali to return her focus to school, the genies must solicit her help once again. Why? Only the shadow genie can infiltrate the Archives—which means bringing Ali along to control him. Can she put her terror of the dark genie aside in order to help her friends and roommates find freedom?

Ali expected their trip to the Archives to search for genie freedom to be uneventful. She should have known better by now. Trapped within the Archives’ many pocket dimensions along with the genies, she’s desperate to find a way out for them all. Too bad the Archives is intent on keeping them where they are. But the Archives aren’t the only thing to fear. Even if they manage to escape the pocket dimensions, the Overseers from The Society have Ali and her friends cornered with the perfect threat: one wrong move from them, and the Overseers will call in the might of The Society. Faced with the unstoppable Archives, Overseers, and wizards, Ali wonders how she’ll make it out of this one alive. Their only trump card may be the truth she’s been avoiding all this time—that she’s not quite human.

A mechanical engineering degree, a steady job, and a stable relationship with her parents. That was supposed to be Ali’s future, not giving up everything she’s ever worked for to find freedom for her seven alluring genie roommates. Yet, here she is. And now they don’t even know what their next steps are because, turns out, finding remnants of lost libraries is a lot harder than they expected, even with magic involved. Having no direction after—temporarily—giving up her dreams leaves Ali feeling lost. Fed up with having no plan of action, she goes out on her own, only to wind up in an endurance competition, courtesy of Tavor. What’s the scheming universal planning for his favorite genie whisperer now? Following the competition, Tavor decrees it’s time to get serious with testing Ali’s genie whisperer abilities. They may not know where they’re headed next, but they know they need to learn the extent of her powers. Except . . . where are her powers? The more they test, the less anything seems to happen. Could something be wrong with her abilities already? Or is Ali herself the problem? After discovering more about her whisperer powers, they finally gain a lead on where to go next. The problem? It will lead them right into a den of Society members illegally trading on the black market. Can Ali and the genies learn what they need without being discovered? Or will all their efforts to evade The Society’s attention finally end in failure? Click Buy Now to continue Ali’s journey with discovering more about her abilities . . . and for hints of which genies are falling for her.

When the scrolls Ali and Tavor discovered in the Villa of the Papryi lead to new hints regarding The Society’s history, Tavor decides it’s time for them to leave their current home. With The Society’s history within their grasp and the wizard rebels alerted that they’re searching for ancient records, it’s time for them to be on the constant move. But discovering The Society’s lost history isn’t on the forefront of everyone’s mind. When Tavor reminds the other genies to not get too emotionally entangled with Ali, some of them decide they’re not so willing to follow his decree. Rising tensions between the genies are multiplied by Darios’s presence—who must travel with them now that they no longer have a home base. Will Darios become the breaking point in the group’s cohesion? Or will the dark genie finally rise to the occasion when they learn the truth behind The Society’s inception? Click Buy Now to learn the secret of how The Society formed . . . and what it means for the genies going forward.